#aprehenda

• Apprehend — A neologistic term borrowed from French or Latin; to perceive, understand, or grasp a truth, concept, or phenomenon through the intellect or intuition, going beyond superficial observation. In psychology and philosophy, it describes the conscious act of immediate mental grasping of a reality, while in an international legal (bookish) context, it can also mean to arrest or detain a person.
• Apprehension — The act of apprehending and its result; a cognitive process of perceiving, grasping, or conceptually understanding a reality, idea, or theory through the intellect or intuition. In experimental psychology, it describes the immediate mental seizing of a stimulus, whereas in international legal jargon, it refers to the detention or arrest of a suspect.
• Apprehended — Having been perceived, understood, or structurally grasped by reason or intuition; a concept or object assimilated into an individual's system of knowledge. In an international criminal or policing context, it describes the state of a suspect or fugitive who has been captured, detained, or arrested by authorities.